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BFOR is a passive U.S. equity ETF designed to track the Barron’s 400 Index, aiming to mirror its results before fees and expenses.
It selects 400 U.S. companies using a fundamentals-first scoring approach (growth, value, profitability, and cash flow) and then equal-weights holdings to avoid mega-cap dominance.
The index is rebalanced twice a year, with sector exposure capped to limit over-concentration.
You own small slices of 400 U.S. companies picked for strong fundamentals, not just because they’re the biggest. Each company gets about the same weight, so one giant stock can’t run the whole show.
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Showing the largest holdings by weight in BFOR
| Logo | Ticker | ETF Weight | Market Value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
IR | IRDM Iridium Communications Inc. | Iridium Communications Inc. | 0.33% | $693.5K |
PO | POWL Powell Industries Inc. | Powell Industries Inc. | 0.33% | $685.0K |
MR | MRVL Marvell Technology Inc. | Marvell Technology Inc. | 0.33% | $679.4K |
AG | AGX Argan Inc. | Argan Inc. | 0.32% | $661.1K |
PS | PSIX Power Solutions International Inc. | Power Solutions International Inc. | 0.32% | $659.9K |
GL | GLW Corning Inc. | Corning Inc. | 0.31% | $653.9K |
ST | STX Seagate Technology Plc | Seagate Technology Plc | 0.31% | $648.5K |
SN | SNDK Sandisk Corp. | Sandisk Corp. | 0.31% | $638.7K |
TE | TER Teradyne Inc. | Teradyne Inc. | 0.30% | $631.9K |
VI | VIRT Virtu Financial Inc. | Virtu Financial Inc. | 0.30% | $632.0K |
Breakdown of BFOR by sector weightings (%)
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Top countries by weight (%)
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